Furman Implements Furloughs, Discontinues Baseball and Men’s Lacrosse The university, which plans to reopen for in-person instruction in the fall, is taking these actions and others to address the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
Alicia Key ’21 tapped her programming skills to research a language ‘ancestor’ From chemistry to the classics, this year's Virtual Furman Engaged features more than 145 engaged learning presentations.
Health intern helps company pivot to meet pandemic demand Heath Hawkins '20 is getting hands-on experience in innovation as an intern with Humimic Medical, a Greenville Company that's now making face shields for healthcare workers.
Alumna pens healing words in recovery from COVID-19 Anna Downs '16 fought COVID-19 in March, months before graduating medical school. Her letter to nurses went viral.
Big wins for students, faculty and staff who earned awards for academic excellence, leadership and service Congratulations to the recipients of awards presented by the Shucker Center for Leadership and the Office of Academic Affairs.
Shi Center offers Earth Day Tips The 50th anniversary of Earth Day can still be observed in many ways despite social distancing.
Christina Harrell ’98 tells the stories of athletics through design Jack Porter, owned by Christina Harrell '98, uses experiential branding to communicate universities' athletics traditions.
Career guidance and graduate studies offer graduating seniors new options The Malone Center for Career Engagement and Furman Graduate Studies offer a variety of options and resources for those whose plans have been affected by COVID-19.
History Major Puts Her Business Experience to Work When Jess Foster ’20 withdrew from Furman University in 2011 due to health reasons, she didn’t know if she would ever return.
Sam Ybarra ’22 awarded first place in Furman’s venture pitch competition His idea for "Spectrum Tiny Homes" edged out five other competing teams in Paladin Pitch, the university's first annual pitch competition.
